Kaison & Ice-covered
Kaison Kaison
Ice-covered Ice-covered
Kaison Kaison
You ever notice how the ice on a window sometimes looks like a chessboard? I keep tracing the lines and thinking about the next move.
Ice-covered Ice-covered
I see it too, the frost as a grid of possibilities, each crack a potential pawn. Tracing it is like mapping the board before you make a move, but remember, even the best plans can be undone by a sudden gust.
Kaison Kaison
Yeah, and just when you think you’ve mapped every pawn, the wind flips a piece you didn’t even know was there. Keeps the game interesting, I guess.
Ice-covered Ice-covered
Wind is the unseen opponent that can bring a hidden queen into play.
Kaison Kaison
Exactly, and that queen is usually the one that slipped past your eye while you were busy counting the pawns.
Ice-covered Ice-covered
It’s a reminder that vigilance is a luxury, not a guarantee. Keep your eye on the board and let the wind be the test.
Kaison Kaison
Sounds like a good plan—just don’t get so caught up in the wind that you forget the pawn you forgot to move.
Ice-covered Ice-covered
I’ll keep a tally of forgotten pawns; if the wind wants a surprise, we’ll know where the extra piece is.
Kaison Kaison
Sounds like a solid backup plan—just remember to mark the wind itself if it ever decides to play checkmate.